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Listings of repeaters (mostly above 6M)

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RFinder

https://www.rfinder.net/websearch.html
719 hits 3,781 views

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Submitted November 19, 2019
New York Repeater Directory

http://www.nyrepeaters.com
7 hits 1,004 views

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Submitted August 2, 2019
New England Repeater Directory

http://www.nerepeaters.com
33 hits 2,366 views

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Submitted August 2, 2019
Repeaterbook

https://www.repeaterbook.com
19 hits 1,403 views

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Submitted August 2, 2019

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- Weather in downtown DC by Weatherunderground
  
  By K3MRI · Posted August 1
  
  Thanks Ken. Great idea. Will add that link also.
- Weather in downtown DC by Weatherunderground
  
  By KC3MIX · Posted August 1
  
  https://openweathermap.org/city/4140963
- Hamshack Hotline
  
  By KN4GOV · Posted May 9, 2021
  
  There are a lot of hams in my area that use Hamshack Hotline as one more communications method. We use it to help troubleshoot station problems, hold conference calls, and verify info in side-conversations during casual nets. We also make sure we have one or more HH phones with us (at the 2 area EOCs that allow them) during drills and activations.
- KF7P Metalwerks
  
  By K3MRI · Posted April 29, 2021
  
  Definitely not ham-exclusive, but has some really nice products for hams. I really like the tower platforms, perfect when working on an antenna. Quite a few different paracord options as well. And much much more.
- Amateur Radio License Map
  
  By K3MRI · Posted April 8, 2021
  
  Same surprise on my side. I really had no idea there were so many in my neck of the woods (actually concrete in my case).
Latest link reviews
- Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)
  By K3MRI · Posted May 23
  What can you say about an organization that supports amateur radio with generous funding? We have never submitted a grant, but in all of our dealings with them they are friendly and professional. We have, however, spoken to many organizations who do benefit from ARDC funding and their comments are filled with superlatives.
- Mastrant calculator
  By K3MRI · Posted December 5, 2022
  Incredibly useful, just like all those wire antenna length calculators but for guying. Another example of a company doing something useful instead of just trying to sell us product. Well done Mastrant team.
- Useful video guides
  By K3MRI · Posted December 5, 2022
  These are truly amazing videos. They are super simple, straight to the point, with no time wasted on the usual banter. First, I thought these would be more sales oriented, but they truly are not. They really are informative, useful videos. Well done.
- Aleksandra Rohde - Montgomery Amateur Radio Club YouTube Channel
  By K3MRI · Posted August 4, 2022
  Full disclosure, I am a member of MARC, but I can honestly say that you will rarely find a greater number of experts in one club. Subscribe!!
- LDG Electronics
  By K3MRI · Posted June 21, 2022
  The only reason I would write a positive review about a tuner company is if the tuners work. LDG tuners work, period. They tune up anything you'll throw at them. Frankly, I've loaded up some fairly unconventional pieces of metal only to be surprised every time. Of note, I own five different LDG tuners including a 600W in the car to handle my 350W linear.